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understanding than common soldiers and therefore more apprehensive of the
importance and consequence of war and making not money but that which they
took for the public felicity to be their end , they were the more engaged to be
valiant ...
understanding than common soldiers and therefore more apprehensive of the
importance and consequence of war and making not money but that which they
took for the public felicity to be their end , they were the more engaged to be
valiant ...
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sidered , if we mean honestly and sincerely and to approve ourselves to God as
honest men . And therefore , having heard this paper read , this remains to us ;
that we again review what we have engaged in , and what we have that lies upon
...
sidered , if we mean honestly and sincerely and to approve ourselves to God as
honest men . And therefore , having heard this paper read , this remains to us ;
that we again review what we have engaged in , and what we have that lies upon
...
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You will find that we are far from being so particularly engaged to anything to the
prejudice of this — further than the notorious engagements that the world takes
notice of — that we should not concur with you that the foundation and
supremacy ...
You will find that we are far from being so particularly engaged to anything to the
prejudice of this — further than the notorious engagements that the world takes
notice of — that we should not concur with you that the foundation and
supremacy ...
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INTRODUCTION | 1 |
CHILDHOOD AND YOUTH | 10 |
EARLY MANHOOD | 41 |
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